Cyberlock eka FlashLock Guide
FlashLock Padlock Battery
Replacement Instruction
1. Make sure the padlock is in a locked state and that the cap spins
freely.
2. Insert a 1/16” Allen wrench into the hole on the back as shown in
Figure 1
3. While maintaining pressure on the Allen wrench, turn the cap until the
wrench drops. The triangle mark on the cap will align with the Allen
wrench and the cap should not be able to turn. Keep pressure on the
Allen wrench while replacing the battery.
4. Slide the provided spanner wrench over the cap as shown in Figure 2.
5. While maintaining pressure on the Allen wrench, insert the provided
pin into the pin hole on the front face of the cap and push it in until the
pin stops. See Figure 2 and 3.
Note: The pin is easily bent so be careful when using.
Figure 1: Allen Wrench in Pin Hole
Figure 2: Cap Pin Hole, Pin and
Spanner Wrench
Figure 3: Unscrewing the Cap
Figure 4: Retaining Post
6. While keeping the pin fully depressed, use the spanner wrench
to provide torque to slightly rotate the cap counter-clockwise
approximately 10 degrees. It is easiest to use one hand to apply
pressure to both wrenches and the other hand to insert the pin. See
Figure 3.
7. Remove the pin and unscrew the cap. After one full turn there will
be an audible click and the cap locking mechanism will re-engage.
Repeat Steps 3.2 and 3.3 to continue unscrewing the cap.
8. Remove the pin and spanner wrench and set the cap aside.
9. For ease of use, continue to hold pressure on the Allen wrench until
the battery and cap have been replaced.
10. Gently remove the circuit board from the retaining post. See Figure 4.
11. Replace the battery (EL123), negative side down into the padlock
body.
12. Align the post and post hole of the circuit board and press the board
over the post until it snaps into place below the gasket o-ring. Refer to
Figure 4.
Post
Pin
Spanner Wrench
Cap Pin Hole
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Replacement Instruction
Note: The circuit board should beep when it makes contact
with the battery. If it does not, check that the battery is new
and inserted correctly.
Figure 5: Gap between Cap and Padlock
Figure 6: Proper Cap Installation with no Gap
between Cap and Padlock
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13. Gently replace the cap over the circuit board and screw it on until the
cap locks in place for the rst time with an audible click.
14. Reinsert the pin as in Step 3.2 and rotate the cap clockwise
approximately 10 degrees. Remove the pin and continue screwing on
the cap until it locks in place a second time. There should be NO GAP
between the cap and the padlock body. See Figure 5 for reference of
visible gap.
15. Verify that the cap is locked in place by the internal latch and can’t
be unscrewed. Note Figure 6 for proper cap installation without a gap
between the cap and padlock body.
16. Remove the Allen wrench and check the padlock for functionality.
Aligned
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